If we’ve met before, you know that my love of five senses learning extends well beyond the preschool years, and this shape building activity is a great option for providing older kids with sensory learning experiences. Sure this activity could be used with younger kiddos who are learning their shapes, but it is a sensory…
A certain little tiger has always been a favorite in our house. While we’ve skipped a few of the recent episodes, many others have been helpful to us throughout those early learning years. In this post, I’m sharing our Daniel Tiger Favorites: books, toys, and activities that your little tiger fan might enjoy, too. Whether…
Other homeschooling moms often ask me how to keep younger siblings busy while homeschooling older kids. I received this question not long ago: What advice do you have for including a younger child when you need quiet time with an older one? -Natalia H. In this post, I want to share some different ideas that…
As I’ve been chatting with you guys via email and on social media, it has become clear that many of you are shopping early this year. I don’t blame you – all things point to delivery issues this coming holiday season! I’ve been shopping right along with you. As we’ve been chatting, you guys have…
Welcome! If you’re new to This Little Home of Mine, I’m Elizabeth. I am a former elementary school teacher who is now homeschooling my kids. In this post, I’m sharing all about homeschooling fifth-grade! Around here, we embrace a year-round family-style approach to homeschooling – a 365-day-a-year round-the-clock approach to living and learning together. I…
If you’ve been around This Little Home of Mine for awhile, you’ve seen the age-leveled homeschooling posts I’ve shared over the years. These posts include a peek into what homeschooling looks like in our house for each age and stage, and now I’m excited to have put together a peek into our journey of homeschooling…